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Unforgetable Elephants

Unforgetable Landscape
Unforgetable Landscape

(.gif) An elephant on the Lower Zambezi River rests in the river with a flock of white birds.

Where the Elephants Swim
Where the Elephants Swim

(.gif) Elephants swim in African rivers, but on this day, the clouds took their place on the river to Victoria Falls.

Young Elephant
Young Elephant

(.gif) A young elephant is the "smallest" visitor to the river.

Hippos at Dusk
Hippos at Dusk

(.gif) A hard as she tried, Karen Megazinni could not get the hippo to yawn into the camera.

African Sunset
African Sunset

(.gif) An elephant is a romantic addition to an African sunset.

Keeping Cool
Keeping Cool

(.gif) Stay away from the fountain of water from an elephant's trunk, and stay dry.

The Evening Together
The Evening Together

(.gif) Two elephants are company on an African evening.

Beware of Ant Hills
Beware of Ant Hills

(.gif) Look at the ant hiils closely before you go forward.

Portrait with Birds
Portrait with Birds

(.gif) As an elephant watches, excited birds fly.

Kinetic Sculpture
Kinetic Sculpture

(.gif) There's not much of a difference between a living elephant and a stone sculpture.

Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls

(.gif) Remember waiting to get to the part where they find the tusks?

Unforgetable Elephants | Media List


Statement

My bother Robb and Karen Megazinni are conducting HIV research in Zambia, Africa, for Centers for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ). Working full-time in Africa, they can spend their days off enjoying nature. "Unforgetable Elephants" is a collection of digital photographs I selected from their safaris on African rivers. Apparently when you live in Africa, seeing an elephant in the bush is a routine thrill.

In addition to the still photographs of elephants on this web page, you can see short video clips of elephants from Robb and Karen's digital camera at this url:

http://www.greggreed.net/Elephant/index.htm